Hi softbox,
It is possible to output the entire library, depending on the amount of content you may need to adjust the shortcode.
If you simply want to display all items in the library you don’t need to use the rml_folder attribute.
Try the below and let me know if this is what you’re looking for, however it isn’t recommended. In testing I’ve pushed it as far as 1500items, it may start to extend page load times on slower connections.
[Medialist max=300 globalitems=1]
Many thanks,
mauvedev
that is working – but not what i’m looking for… 🙂
i have some folders created with real media library. now i would output these with links in a page – like an explorer or finder.
You could try using multiple folder IDs (How to find IDs is in the plugin description) then add each rml folder you want to display as a single list and then do something like this.
[medialist rml_folder=1,2,3,4]
The shortcode can be used multiple times so you could even do something like this:
[medialist rml_folder=1,2]
[medialist rml_folder=3,4]
or
[medialist rml_folder=1]
[medialist rml_folder=2]
[medialist rml_folder=3]
[medialist rml_folder=4]
If you’re looking for something like what you get in the back-end on the front-end where you can see the full file structure? Then unfortunately that would be beyond the scope of my plugin.
